Show Off Your Yankees Stuff

[BuzzD]

A few of my favorites

[71buc]

Some of my Yankee stuff...I'm almost embarrassed that I have any at all

[WillowGrove]

Such truly amazing items in this thread. Brendan - game used Hal Chase mitt is so very cool; especially considering he was such a great fielder.

Mark S - i have never seen that pennant with 'Champions' going down the side. 1936? Is it particularly rare?

For me, as a Mets fan I don't seek out Yankees stuff but here's one item that i own that I wanted to post. According to retrosheet, only 15,000 fans at Griffith Stadium saw Babe play his last game as a Yankee. End of such an era.

Great thread.

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by WillowGrove

Such truly amazing items in this thread. Brendan - game used Hal Chase mitt is so very cool; especially considering he was such a great fielder.

Mark S - i have never seen that pennant with 'Champions' going down the side. 1936? Is it particularly rare?

For me, as a Mets fan I don't seek out Yankees stuff but here's one item that i own that I wanted to post. According to retrosheet, only 15,000 fans at Griffith Stadium saw Babe play his last game as a Yankee. End of such an era.

Great thread.

Peter,
That truly is a historic ticket. Nice!

[YankeeFan]

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

Peter,
That truly is a historic ticket. Nice!

+1 Very nice!
P.S. I'll trade you my Mets stuff for your Yankees stuff

[yankeesjetsfan]

Catching up on the thread. Some awesome stuff posted over the weekend. Ticket stub to the Babe's last game as a Yankee, Hal Chase's glove...

Speaking of Chase, I have seen that Highlanders program before and always wondered why the artist drew him in a kilt. Obviously, the artist was playing up on what I guess is Chase's Irish heritage, but I always found it odd it would be put onto a baseball program.

Mike

[mr2686]

Originally Posted by yankeesjetsfan

Catching up on the thread. Some awesome stuff posted over the weekend. Ticket stub to the Babe's last game as a Yankee, Hal Chase's glove...

Speaking of Chase, I have seen that Highlanders program before and always wondered why the artist drew him in a kilt. Obviously, the artist was playing up on what I guess is Chase's Irish heritage, but I always found it odd it would be put onto a baseball program.

Mike

I found this description from some early postcards that might explain the kilt.

These composite postcards of the 1911 New York Highlanders, 1911 Giants and 1910 Philadelphia A's comprise a unique series from The Sporty Postal Card Co. of Newark, NJ. These cards adhere to themes predominant in each team's positioning. NY manager Hal Chase is cast as the kilt - wearing leader of the team, a reference to The Gordon Highlanders, a British Army regiment recruited mainly from Scotland. A's owner

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[mjkm90]

One of my favorites

[yankeesjetsfan]

That is beautiful. Is that a marble plaque of some sort?

Mike

[mjkm90]

Originally Posted by yankeesjetsfan

That is beautiful. Is that a marble plaque of some sort?

Mike

It is chalkware Mike and it has been attributed (not confirmed) to be from the 1932 WS against the Cubs who also made a similar plaque I'm pleased to say I own

[vintagesportscollector]

When I go to some Yankees games I wear this early Jersey. I reserve it for cool weather days as its heavy and warm.

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[yankeesjetsfan]

Nice jersey. I don't recall ever seeing pics of the Yankees wearing this jersey. Can you tell me what years they wore it? Very interested to know.

Thank you

Mike

[vintagesportscollector]

Originally Posted by yankeesjetsfan

Nice jersey. I don't recall ever seeing pics of the Yankees wearing this jersey. Can you tell me what years they wore it? Very interested to know.

Thank you

Mike

No, it's not a gamer ...it has nothing to do with the Yankees. It's just a jersey from a local team from probably the late '30s. I just like it because it says Yanks. I get a lot of stares and questions when I wear it to the Stadium.

I once wore it to Fenway, and a couple people thought it was the 'Boston Yanks' (football team).

[perezfan]

[QUOTE=WillowGrove;1672240]
Mark S - i have never seen that pennant with 'Champions' going down the side. 1936? Is it particularly rare?QUOTE]

Hi Peter... Sorry I missed your question from way back in this thread...

Yes, the Yankees pennant is from 1936, and very rare. I've only seen one other like it, and that one was really beat-up. FWIW, here is a sideways look at the left side....

[perezfan]

Wonderful post, Doug.... VERY touching

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[yankeesjetsfan]

Mark: That Yankees pennant is gorgeous!

Ron: Love those Yankee ticket stubs.

Mike

[WillowGrove]

[QUOTE=perezfan;1674221]

Originally Posted by WillowGrove

Mark S - i have never seen that pennant with 'Champions' going down the side. 1936? Is it particularly rare?QUOTE]

Hi Peter... Sorry I missed your question from way back in this thread...

Yes, the Yankees pennant is from 1936, and very rare. I've only seen one other like it, and that one was really beat-up. FWIW, here is a sideways look at the left side....

Thanks Mark. Boy they did a great job of making that player look generic - no hint of Dimaggio (or gehrig) there. And looks a bit timid too.

But cool and rare nonetheless!